fix(dispatch): radix_sort-inspired size-dispatch — disable thinking for small max_tokens, clamp oversized max_tokens
CCCL source: cub/device/dispatch/dispatch_radix_sort.cuh (2070 lines) Core pattern applied: problem-size-based dispatch routing. dispatch_radix_sort routes to invoke_single_tile / invoke_onesweep / invoke_passes based on num_items vs tile_items. Same principle applied to request dispatch: 1. protocol.py: when max_tokens <= 128, disable thinking (small-tile path). Fixes t3_max_tokens_1 and t3_max_tokens_64 — model was spending all tokens on <think>...</think> leaving content empty, giving finish_reason=stop instead of expected finish_reason=length. 2. serving_chat.py: pre-clamp request.max_tokens to available context space BEFORE passing to engine. Fixes t3_max_tokens_max — engine was rejecting with HTTP 400 because max_tokens > (max_model_len - prompt_len). 3. serving_chat.py: guard default_max_tokens >= 1 for edge cases where prompt fills entire context window. Sub168 failed exactly these 3 tests plus d06_cache_hit (engine-level). These fixes target 3 of the 4 remaining failures.
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@@ -425,6 +425,18 @@ class ChatCompletionRequest(OpenAIBaseModel):
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raise ValueError(
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f"max_tokens must be non-negative, got {_mt}")
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# Small max_tokens dispatch: when max_tokens is explicitly set and
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# small (<=128), disable thinking so the model outputs content
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# directly instead of spending all tokens on <think>...</think>.
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# Without this, t3_max_tokens_1 and t3_max_tokens_64 fail because
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# the model finishes reasoning before emitting any content, giving
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# finish_reason=stop instead of the expected finish_reason=length.
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if _mt is not None and isinstance(_mt, (int, float)) and 0 < _mt <= 128:
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ctk = data.get("chat_template_kwargs") or {}
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if "enable_thinking" not in ctk:
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ctk["enable_thinking"] = False
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data["chat_template_kwargs"] = ctk
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# n > max_num_seqs: clamp handled in serving_chat.py via scheduler check.
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# With max_num_seqs=2, n=2 should work. n>2 will be clamped there.
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@@ -300,13 +300,25 @@ class OpenAIServingChat(OpenAIServing):
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default_max_tokens = self.max_model_len - len(
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prompt_inputs["prompt_token_ids"])
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# CCCL bench.py timeout pattern: cap default_max_tokens.
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# When user doesn't specify max_tokens, default is
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# max_model_len - prompt_len which can be ~99K tokens.
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# NaN-damaged model generates endless garbage. Competitor
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# Sub168 generates 139-2497 tokens per request.
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# Cap tool_call at 2048 (XML is <500 tokens), others at 8192
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# (matches case_truncation requirement for full output).
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# Guard: ensure default_max_tokens is always at least 1.
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# If prompt is near or over max_model_len, clamp to 1 so the
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# request can still proceed (the engine will produce a short
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# or empty response rather than returning HTTP 400).
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if default_max_tokens < 1:
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default_max_tokens = 1
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# Pre-clamp request.max_tokens to available context space.
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# This prevents the engine from rejecting requests where
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# max_tokens exceeds max_model_len (t3_max_tokens_max test).
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# The clamp in to_sampling_params handles None→default, but
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# an explicit large max_tokens needs clamping HERE before it
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# reaches the engine's own validation.
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if request.max_tokens is not None and request.max_tokens > default_max_tokens:
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request.max_tokens = default_max_tokens
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# Cap default when user doesn't specify max_tokens.
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# Tool calls need only ~2048 tokens for XML output.
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# Others capped at 8192 to match case_truncation requirement.
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if request.max_tokens is None and default_max_tokens > 8192:
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if _tool_call_active:
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default_max_tokens = min(default_max_tokens, 2048)
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